Stephanie Real Estate Solutions

Malaysia just had its biggest investment year on record: RM426.7 billion approved in 2025.

But the headline hides the real story - where that capital is going, and why.

Johor (RM110bn) now leads the country, powered by JS-SEZ and a 5% corporate tax rate.

Penang has the semiconductor investment but a widening engineer gap.

The Klang Valley stays the stable core.

And across all of them, one rule now decides returns: future-ready assets win, aging stock gets left behind.

The corridor matters less than the asset within it.
Full zone-by-zone breakdown in this week's issue → link in the comment section

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